To differentiate between the Status Correction process and the Secured Party Creditor (SPC) process, it’s important to understand the purpose, scope, and outcomes of each. Here’s a breakdown of how you can describe the differences:
1. Purpose and Focus
- Status Correction Process:
The Status Correction process focuses on correcting your legal identity and political status. It involves removing yourself from being considered a U.S. citizen (a corporate entity tied to the federal government) and reclaiming your standing as an American State National or State Citizen. This process establishes your legal and political independence, clarifying that you are not subject to certain government laws and regulations, and restores your common law rights. Essentially, it’s about restoring your true, natural status outside of corporate governance.
- SPC (Secured Party Creditor) Process:
The SPC process, on the other hand, is primarily about regaining financial control over your corporate “strawman” and separating your personal assets and liabilities from the debts and obligations of that strawman. This process focuses on financial sovereignty, allowing you to discharge debts and protect your assets from claims made against the strawman. It is a commercial remedy, designed to navigate the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) system and leverage your rights to control the financial dealings associated with your corporate entity.
2. Legal Foundation
- Status Correction Process:
This process is based on common law, the original constitutional framework, and international law. It revolves around re-establishing your natural status as a free individual, not bound by federal jurisdiction and the codes or statutes that apply to U.S. citizens. This change often involves reclaiming your standing as an American State National.
- Secured Party Creditor Process:
The SPC process works within the commercial and financial legal systems, particularly under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). It is designed to navigate the world of commerce, where most people’s legal status is tied to their strawman (corporate entity) rather than their living, natural person. The UCC filing is a core part of the SPC process, enabling you to establish yourself as the Secured Party with a priority claim over the assets tied to your strawman.
3. Scope and Benefits
- Status Correction Process:
- Political and Legal Status: Correcting your status helps remove you from the jurisdiction of U.S. government regulations, laws, and certain obligations like taxes, licenses, and permits.
- Sovereignty: You reclaim your sovereignty as a living person, outside of the federal U.S. corporate structure, which is subject to U.S. citizenship and its associated rights and duties.
- Limited to Political/Legal Rights: This process primarily deals with political and legal freedoms and does not directly involve debt relief or financial remedies.
- SPC Process:
- Financial Control and Debt Relief: The SPC process allows you to manage your debts and financial obligations through discharge of liabilities using UCC filings. It’s often used to stop foreclosure, discharge taxes, or eliminate other claims tied to your strawman.
- Securing Assets: You place a lien on your strawman’s assets, ensuring no third party can claim them without your consent. This includes property, intellectual property, and more.
- Commerce and UCC: The SPC process is commercial in nature, focused on controlling how your corporate entity interacts within the commercial world.
4. Key Documents
Status Correction Process:
SPC Process:
5. Practical Applications
- Status Correction Process:
This process is ideal for those seeking political autonomy and relief from governmental control, taxes, and other statutory obligations. You want to stand outside the U.S. corporate structure and assert your rights under common law and the original Constitution.
- SPC Process:
The SPC process is more suited for individuals who are dealing with debt, foreclosure, legal claims, or commercial obligations. It provides the legal tools to navigate the commercial world, discharge debts, and protect assets through UCC law.
Summary
- Status Correction: Focuses on political freedom, removing yourself from U.S. citizenship, and reclaiming your rights as a State National. It changes your relationship with the government but doesn’t address debt.
- SPC Process: Focuses on financial sovereignty, allowing you to control your strawman, discharge debts, and protect your assets from claims. It’s about navigating the commercial system under UCC law.
Each process serves a different purpose—status correction is about political freedom, while SPC is about financial control within the commercial system.
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